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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1924

Page

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Fragmentary OCR Note on Government Reserve Animal Freight

A garbled OCR fragment mentions the government reserve herd and freight payments. It references Satutor J.O. Clark and Camdel and notes animals needing to be secured or moved. The passage is unclear and contains numerous typographical errors.

J.O. Clark Blion

Prankling Mes Sirah Dow dies after long illness

Franklin settler Sirah Dow Ell, 82, dies in Franklin. Col McDowell, once Franklin’s first postmaster, noted. In Pittsburgh George White, 48, arrested after a fall from bridge. In Philadelphia Thomas J. Nihill, police officer, dies from barber shop attack injuries. four suspects charged with manslaughter. In Lansford George Hisko, 23, killed when car left road and crossed railroad tracks. his brother died in a similar crash two weeks earlier.

Mes Sirah dheDowél Aaid Franklin, la Col. McDowell Franklin Philadelphia Thomas J. Nihill Lanspord George Hisko Hisko

Fruit Growers Auto Excursion Stops Indiana Area Orchards

The fruit tour on a Wednesday features Wadtasday Septem as guides with State College fruit specialist and an entomologist, visiting W. Stonebraker, Clarence McHenry, and T. C. Hood on new concrete roads near Indiana. Lunch at McHenry's. A follow on October 1 includes a potato growers tour from the Court House to Ward Overdorff, Frank Williams, and Pollock farms to compare Michigan seed types and fertilizer practices. Dr. Nixon or Mr. Krout accompany the group. bring lunch baskets.

M. Wadtasday W. Stonebraker Indiana Clymer Snyder State College Hodgakiss Lesaona Clarence McHenry Homer City Ward Overdorff Brush Valley Dr. Nixon Mr. Krout Willams Potter County

Fall Fashion Notes From Wall Street Clothes Column

As autumn nears the piece urges early buying for best selection and outlines the season’s English fashion center trends. It details two or three button coats, wide shoulders, soft lapels, straight trousers, and various waistcoat styles, with blue and tan shades prominent. lavender is noted as a subdued novelty. It also covers collar styles, colored shirts, neckwear trends, and a study of 600 Wall Street men’s dress, highlighting preferred jacket counts, colors, and button placements.

H E Arena Polo Ground McGraw Giants New York Wall Street Wall Streat Oxford

The Chevalier's Credo from Scaramouche Verse

A fragmentary poem by Col. R. E. Morae echoes themes from Scaramouche. It defends love and friendship, questioning the nobility of a life ending in death, and argues not to condemn a whole man for a single misdeed.

the Chevalier Col R. E. Morae Delilah Sampson Nane

Education conference to study adult education in Harrisburg

A two day conference of leading educational and social groups opened in Harrisburg to build a cooperative program aiding public schools in assimilating foreign born citizens and training natural born Americans in citizenship. J George Becht announced the effort urging broad participation and voter participation reforms. In a related incident, Lafayette College student James Hunter was arrested for manslaughter after a motor crash that killed Leo Rapp, an Aston barber, when Hunter attempted to pull his overcoat while driving.

Harrisburg J. George Becht Avuil Dr. Becht Senate Capitol Baston Leo Rapp James Hunter Lafayette College Hunter Rapp

Delusion and Honor on Gouldsboro highway length

Reading the Gazette Classified Ads reveals a note about Gouldsboro where nearly 1,000 feet of pavement are laid on a new highway between this point and Tobyhanna, totaling 8.21 miles to be construed. The text blends poetic musings with the highway project, linking love and honor to the local roadway development.

Gouldsboro Tobyhanna

Public health talk on controlling atalkon infection

Major M C Stayer USA Medical Corps outlines preventive measures for infectious disease spread in homes. Emphasizes cleaning rooms, airing, steam or boiling disinfection of bedding and clothing, and consulting sanitary inspectors to prevent transmission. notes historical use of cleaning and fumigation and cites upcoming weather outlook for Sept 22 1924 to Sept 27.

State Department of Health M. C. Stayer Medical Corps U.S. A Medical Field Service School Carlisle Wng Moses

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